Hawkins Cheezies and Milk
For an afternoon snack

Crunchy as the January snow.
Salty, like the ocean’s summer breeze.
Cheezy, as a favourite uncle’s jokes.
Messy, like my mud-puddled knees.
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Fresh, as wind-dried cotton sheets.
Smooth, as gulls soaring through the air.
Cold, like swimming in the sea.
Silky, like a favourite teddy bear.
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Crumbly, like sands on a rocky beach.
Crispy as stacks of autumn leaves.
Savory, as the scent of Christmas treats.
Sharp, like icicles hanging from the eaves.
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Sweet like an unexpected meet.
Rich, like warm chocolate in a mug.
Cozy as my bunny-slippered feet.
Welcome, as a satisfying hug.
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Reminders of a favourite snack
In a red and white-lettered plastic sack
What comes to mind, not just the taste
But the fondest memories of the place.
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Cathy holmes
Canadian family girl with a recently discovered love for writing. Other loves include animals and sports.
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